Sentence examples similar to more competitive amounts from inspiring English sources

Ing and other supporters of campaign finance reform in Hawaii hope providing a more competitive amount of money for publicly financed campaigns will help attract a wider variety of candidates.

At a board meeting a few weeks later the designer told the assembled executives that he planned to slash the price of the console by 20% before launch in order to make it more competitive, increasing the amount of money lost on each console.

It will be more competitive because of the amount of money that has been spent on other squads – not just the big boys but the teams that are going to be around us. "Look at Newcastle today, they've spent a lot more than us.

The current 100-fold inundation of affected areas with radiation-sterilized males could be reduced to lower amounts with more competitive LLs and at the same time embryonic lethality could be maintained.

Most likely, that's all that these talks will amount to: pressure for Murdoch to pay a more competitive price than he'd have to pay if he were GM's only hope.

RETs that are correctly matched to their energy source generate a higher amount of electric energy and have a higher potential of becoming more competitive.

Despite an agreement between the United States and the European Union not to challenge each other's tax policies, the E.U. challenged the policy on the ground that amounted to an illegal effort to subsidize exports by making them more competitive.

That is why, in the "autotroph-heterotroph" system with a closed gas cycle, after a considerable amount of the substrate has been consumed, the C. guilliermondii population becomes more competitive that the C. utilis population.

The present study shows that the amount of information provided to negotiators leads to either more cooperative or more competitive behavior.

"The United States and Canada should only contribute to such a fund, though, if Mexico contributes an equal amount through new taxes and implements the reforms that will make its economy more competitive," said Mr. Pastor.

Wages are more competitive.